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Thomas County cat., 1887-01-20
scnooL AND CHURCH.

The Chicago Board Of Education
has fitted up and opened workshops in
connection with the high school for the
purpose of affortling such pupils as
desire it course of manual training.
and this as a part of the public-schOol
system.-ChicGyo Journal.
The anti-tithe agitation in Wales
has assumed such proportions that a
subscription has been started by a COM
mittee of prominent English church
men to raise funds to relieve the pres
ent necessities of those clergymen in
Wales who are left destitute by the re-
fusal of the parishioners to pay the
1.-THE dues.
-Presiden: Taylor, of the Mormon
Church. has sent letter to Secretary
Lamar, in which he says that the
future Of the church OYER which he pre-
sides ''is indissolubly connected with
the land" He thinks it possible that
IN the future the MormOns may found
colonies outside of the United States. -
CHtcd9O IFt0unc.
delaware Avenue Church, Buffalo.
has determined to ring its bell no more.
Good. Next to the nuisance of steam
whistles in city is the changing Of bells.
A church bell is no more needed in a
city now than an ON-cart, or any other
relic of past age. And the church
spire is about as useless as the BELL
Western Christian AdrOcate.
The one hundred and twentieth an
niversary of the old John Street Meth
0dist Church, New York. was celebrated
recently. Rev. b. NJ. Adams officiating.
The old clock in the Sunday-school
room, where the service was held, was
sent from England by John Wesley.
and has struck the hour for Coke.
Asbury. McKendree and Whatcoat.--
N. y. Tribune.
THAT pcws have a market value was
shown when two of them. 81 and 169, in
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
of which Rev. John Hall is pastor.
were put up at auction ut the Real
Estate Exchange, New York. The
ground rent of each pew is $50 a year,
which, it was announced, the pur-
chasers would have to pay. Pew 81
brought without much trouble S2250.
The other pew was Knocked down for
$3OO0.-N. \. Mail.
An old Methodist preacher once
offered the following prayer in a
prayer-meeting: Lord. help us to
trust Thee with our souls" '.Amcn,
was responded by many voices. ''Lord,
help us to trust Thee with our bodies. "
'Amcn" was responded with as much
warmth us ever. Lord. help us tc
trust Thee with our money!" but tG
this petition the ''amen" was not
forthcoming. Is it not strange tha!
when religion touches some mems
pockets it cools their ardor at once,
and seals their lips?-IHc Pulpit
Treasury.
Thomas County cat., 1887-01-20
WIT AND WISDOM.

The more you check spendthrift
the faster he goes.
The great high-road of human well
fare lies along the old highway of stead
fast well-tloing.-Smiles.
The man who is gOod-natured all
day does more for the race than he who
wins a battle.-Pstersburyh Lnder-Ap-
peal.
dc travels through life on the pleasantest plan,
Who tries to steer clear o: its worries and jars,
Who does for humanity all that he can.
And gives up his seat to a girl on the cars.
The leading dentists in Russia and
Germany are Americans. and they
probably have the French and German
tongue at their fingers CONNER
cidl Bulletin.
"A learned man must write and
speak long time before he can show
his learning to the world. A fool can
show his ignorance ut the first pop.-N.
O. Picayune.
Maria" said her father, civilian
asked me for your hand last night, and
1 consented" "Well. pa, that's the
first bill of mine you haven't objected
to.-N y. Sun.
1t am powerful easy to discriminate
between wise man an a fanatic. De
wise man belongs to your party; de
fanatic to de opposishun.-Brothey
G0rd,pr's ObsercntiOuS
Says fashion note: Monkey muffs
are again in favor" 1t was certainly
time that these musical accsmpanists
were protected from the rigors of cold
weather. Boston Transcript.
Il say. Fatty" exclaimed one
gamin to his fleshy companion. ''is it
yer mudder wot makes yer so fat?'
"Naw, of course it haintr' was the
reply. "It's my fodder. Whitehall
Times.
"A paragraph in q society paper
states that Oscar Wilde's hair is grow
ing long again Oscar Wilde? Oscar
Wilde?-Oh, yes. We remember now;
that's the colt that won the two mile
dash for three year Olds. Wonder why
they don't clip him Bardette.
Mr.. Winks-I see in your house
keepers Journal couple of lines which
Think you ought to ponder. Mrs. Winks.
1t says. If you always wish to be poor,
scrape kettles with silver spoons" Mrs.
W1lkslOh! l never do such work.
II hope not" mo; ] pay a girl to do
that. .''-ODlaha World.
Speculate any while you were
abroad?" was asked Of a BaltimOrean
who reached home few days ago.
..Well, made considerable money in
Rome.' '.In what way?' ..Well, every
time beggar struck me for quarter ]
got off for nickel, and my profits
sometimes ran as high as SO per day."
Wall Street Nescs.
DIR. Burt G.. Wilder, the well-knOwn
naturalist, relates that his parents being
Grahalnites, his earliest years were
passed in ignorance Of the fact that
people used flesh for food. By some
change of opinion, however, they came
to more ordinary customs, and ore day
a roasted chicken was served for dinner
The six-year-old lad gazed in be wilder
ment at this mysterious dish for some
moments, and ut length he burst out in
conviction and establishment, Il bet
that's q dead henr'-a conclusion there
was no sainsayinS.-Harper' Drorer.
Thomas County cat., 1887-01-20

There are 2.O7S Juvenile societies
connected with the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. with an aggregate
membership of 81, ,964.
Thomas County cat., 1887-01-20

There are forty-two college gradu-
ates on the stats of the six leading daily
newspapers Of Boston.
Thomas County cat., 1887-01-20
EIY'0
CREAM BALM

n 4 ssonder|sl
ho's qssiek Ny's
Cream Balns Aas
Helped and exsed me.
Zssfersd froMoestl
determination IN my
nose and heod. Fos
Q sceek at q time !
eossld nat see.-Nrs.
Gsosyis 8. Lsdsos,
HWfford, Conn.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

7sh end Orange. WILMINGTON, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Go TO Yerger's, 419 shiplsy street and
hny your pictures o. correct rrices.
Miss Bsysrd's Place Mt tho White
House.

A Washington speciol says: In sew
erai pariculsra social life promisea to
run along pretty smoothly Ia Washing
ton this season. Etiquette Is not likely
to co Iufiss by auy tremendous QUes.
ii)ns oil precedence. l. 10 all plain sail
ing St the White a use. Long esiab
llsaed etiquette daf,ues the position aud
duties OF tho President Ani OF the Pras
iGen:'B wife, or the hostess, whether she
is 'ha wife. daughter or sister Of the
President. 1t is no: 50 easy TO dispose
Of Tho Cabinet, md frequently tho
9usstion OF precedence becomes a psr.
picking as well as = vexing one. NV,
nOpever, there can TO 20 doubt OF Miss
BsysTd's p ace At the White Hous- on
ofhclal occasions As the daughter Of
,he Secrei8ry OF SAFE, and slnct her
nlo,her'R dealn, hostess for her father,
Mia Bsyarn IS entitled TO and hns the
Iiyht OF precedence over all other
women in the Oabilet circle
IL is no whether Mrs bsyard will or
will not chUos 3 90 iill her proper place,
Sfii1h is the GrH lu h receiving lie,
o. the right OF the pIsR!ieut's wife II
Is simply that tho T!,e OF the Secretary
o. 5 Gte' 'Sres pirc-a,nce over the
Wives OF u'L,r EIbluGt otAceEf; aud,
s.mn'y thu he bso 10 wiic, his
dams -tsr, who - ihg TtCosi izsd head Of
Eia i.Uu4f, las the fCGJ2ni3sd night to
t.l der "a -l"F's p ace by pro Heden,
p.seWhe,s, Oicou-su. elae where msgrs
~ tHe White II 0ss receptions ADd
when d.n4e9r sro g.vnn in honor ~ tue
,ls5ioei. IL b. slra % wives OF the
o'Har Cs1!Un: ii '-rB are o'dsr woLoen
e. nv Of t.-rl much olter. GGe 'hst Ea'
% hi9 x 10 % a'Lh - case. YasTs nnd
60 pHIi-Gco L4va no Iars in tbs offir!1
~ queiiG l'ga,st!ns precedence 80, Il
H. IS Bayard chooses, sAe viii take thu
0rst p,Acc on Mrs C.agelsut'a riEn
,'tcn the women Cf tbs Cabinet oirc.;
ty.aa the lac o. assistants ~ receptions
.iven bJ The Prcgiisut. m'ss Blyart
c.Looy h3 pnci elder or muca ypunSer
Jh1p Mre C.eysiend, aud yae two VII
BE- lie yJunSest women ia tho line.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
acnhnmX Of Mualc.

Hattis BERNARD Chaae, suppor ed b5
u upany conside.nhly above the
avlrs2e, opened az engagement at ire
AID my Of Music asst evening in
Rlaa, the Wildcat" Misa Caass Is
docia,dly tho pressisst s3ubsst,e that
hos hppeared az tta Academy this sea
lau. hnt as q singer shs Ia a failure.
$40 ao,A well and canttva.ss the aud
eara With Aer banjo lot.s, This play is
well NO.ta sgeiuE Ihara Will bG a
g. n,,rUe this att moon
Glr!mencing InurfG3y, Claire Scott,
ir a.sry, Qcesn 0! E,t.5," wtll plsy
hero be r,ia'inafr OF tie wesk. The
Niv iieycA Morning. &"wa says: "Eor
- uc,uan g. yuInE msgs Scott las
F.rsrGy g-ured mare! us bucc ssss
q. a.4ay rs1a.I bGs as fully the peer
.ot JauE l,ch.E, M:s y =. Bowers.
s.r, Farren, Hnd other queens OF
&. ..e4p WAn Lava wen G WoIit'wide
E, -. =. ~ in This Rgast P;1y.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Christmas ClOakS.

An immense stock to select
from. with a special Bargain in
tie shape of an Elegant Seal
Cloth Wrap. Our price has been
$33; marked down to close at
$27 SO; only I OF them. Make
haste to see them.
We have not space to enuner-
ate the many useful and desira.
BILE Holiday G ,ods on our count
els, such as Pocket-books, in
almost endless variety, at prices
ranging from 10 cents to 81 so
each Toilet Gas, at IS cents,
80 cents, 80 cents, 81, 81 IS and
81 so Autograph Albums at
90 Ger t., 25 cents and SO cents.
Photograph Albums at rs cents,
30 cents and 81. Scrap Albums
at Is cents and % cents. Dolls,
very large and handsome, at %
cents. SO Genus, Is cents and 81.
Whisk Holders at 10 cents, 90
cents, SO cents, IS cents and 81.
Gentlemen's Cardigan Jackets
at 81, S SO 50, $3.50, % IS and
$3.50. Geutlemen's Suspenders,
good, strong and beautiful at
IS and SO cents pair. Gentle
mems Four.in hand Scarfs ut Is
cents each and jast aoout half
price
Holiday Bargains at every
counter.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
The cheapest has house IN the cit
Rung&rd Bros 4OA Mark ct stree

The cheapest has house IN the city
RumsSrd Bros 4OA Market street.
Try Bush's coal you will like IL.
Go to Aurphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try BHsh's coal you will surely like it.
W. j. Kmble, grocer, 2nd and Justison st {.
Mllard +. Davis, jeweler, E. Second /.
Fine IS X. Rings, al HanTs, 10 4. Fourth,
F. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's 5, 500 Skip
ley street.
$3.50 cash will buy a brick house. Apply
to Head Il 20.
Goto Geo. II. Murphey's for your parioG
chamber and dining room furniture. 300 snip
ley street.
There Will be more rure homemade candy,
ali hand made, at No West Second street
Ihan any other place in Wilmington fer
christmas. Ii. u Hollis.
Go to II. Ii. Moore's stalls, - ami rs ecund
fresh butter also the best cream chee st Al
market price.
10. Bryant, No. II East Seventh sweet,
is taking orders for the revised aid latest
edition OF samantha at Saratoga. Price re-
duced to Sl.76. Agents wanted.
II you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and put in good order for the winter,
send your order to East Fourth street fiGk" ,A
phone, Number Us, it will be promptly item
ded to
Special bargains In holiday goods. Mons,
wOln ems, boys and children's velvet en-
broidersd slippers at lowest pr.css in the
city. All leather goods at big bargains.
Ohaifant's Cheap Snoe Store, All King st.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
4 Y, Er,tnet,

llr. i. Y Emmes rHus> certainly
as"e asrn gratrfisi ay ths large nudi'
..4ca s.I1h ereesed hi r'spgsarauce In
.ul. city at tn OFara House lsst night,
sitter p Iapse of nearly :'ine years. Al
talUh4 Hr Enmct d nldcr, age does
& seta. 10 ueye any eject upon him,
1. j.e IL TIE same Htit2 that ha Wa
a!,sas osIa $40. To ssaA sad Gsrcod
nr u ola, auc his stop Is a. astio NJ
ever. %hs revived Fr''a vaF.ej hut
grt.e '-am tic original, which, bow
t,c-, Ss1 q wGys 70 Excellent That II
s.,sshs lkl : homeless tSsk 10 stteopt 70
t1pu7li J. is : a"!ul Il there tas
trn p n,Ger o. ;.e! pisRse2 sual
80 I ths Ope.N House ,biJ seaao"
f. ..s .ae : oiaeea was uaHtiDt j, AS
nay ~ e&I.cli 3,r Enu. ireag
r.,. ~ - sr ra#t.L "nn9La:, e. ~.
.-.-la; ne. -. va he -n.e' .l..--
..t.sz .l.l.tas d p. t'a lag. 49,.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
GLOVES.

Beautiful 4-Button Kid Gloves
in Black and Colors; surprisin =
ly good quality for the money;
only 80 cents a pair. 5-Button
Kids of superior quality and fin
ish, black and eolors, at 81
pair 4-Button Elegantly EN-
broidered Kids, fancy stitching,
black and eolors, at 81 a pair;
beautiful goods and very suitable
Tor Holiday Presents 4 Button
Kids, fourchettes between the
fingers, something new, at 81 a
pair I Hook, Heavy Embroider-
ed Backs, elegant goods, black
and co ORE, at $l.25 a p ir. Fur
To Kids for l. dies ct 81,
$I.25 anf 81 so. For Gentle
men at 81, $l.25 anu 81 so For
Chldren at IS cents, 81 and
81 25. Nice goods for Christ
mas.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Fro on Cnestnu.. street.

The fGraliura and oabinetwa-e estao.
li.nmept 0: MaasIs Allen s. Brother, ,ad
io,uiny tho Chestnut Street Theatre,
p6itadslph'n, was damaged py nre ana
water !sa: night, causing 50 ioKs estims'
tee IS between SO 0Co and So0,O0o,
which is said to BE- fully covered by In
sursace. The proximity OF tue fite to
tbs theatfa led to aIumor that the latter
vas In flames. The audience, how
ever, YVES apprised Of the fact thai
there was no immediato danger, and
ina people were dismissed from the
0nicins without much confusion re-
yultiuT
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
O., d .Ase i,ao,r Again,

fsaas.ra n.lae ed that lhe Ksn.
re= arrg-r Mns3sr u st,rY II 81 8
.,r. taf,s a.l., essz'A emais = ad II ia
i.. ,erti ha,ln G. local F.asF, who
1ye. si.c,tM. rs.zb Cai"e' tanh vide
.o-e 40 notaret3, mutaad irto more
ilaa q1i.:nta'uls Il 10 hao"a GhGt
nan named C'0oAael went Weat
.g...l the .aahoIbo5i, bu' before going
.ulIo. h.i o,d q i.orso lUu'a IN tho hops
hat ne you'd 90 70 his (O'SoEue!lO
r.orLtr'a Int the Il aarsodta3 and tre
wagon, not even qaI'o as vaioaoie So
,'la IeTse, vas punet int3 tha Woods
ana fett laere. K.1aett Square thars-
70 btGGtats a2ein.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
rirn phOtogrnpns.

1r,-nc~s v,aitiuG our otly during tne
,,,;,,.Es aGd wiehirg photoSTsnhsa
~. - - y - veil to ca n On am ietls
W. u, g4 vii maze yea IL c4aioe's
80. 80 - sstJ y,ctaso f. %. 4GarsD,
r.aa 10 =, -,r goa every ''1-o' N' ~'-
GEar&- A-og.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
I.nru ISiowlpg.

A h,ov In n horn ard blow in the
ragsr amount to all the Sane. II penpie
Lnys no money to buy. wren havlns
Iouey Ghey will g 70 the oneapeeS
place, at NJ, Myers one Prics oLosnIns ~
p.sus, where G7ef5 garment ls tnat Nee
IN nlain agCrss, tatisiaotioa Rnafahleen R'ss-
rr mercy rsianded. Nortn"es' o'iH0.
r,ifth ani Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Notice From the New China store.
Christmas Ia here, and 1t is with
pleasure we would state that our store,
though small, is we'll stocked with
goods, which we are going to sell at
prices to suit the people. Give ns q call
aud you will find that 1t Is to your in.
terest to purchase goods of us. Oar
liue of vases Is complete and m srked at
tremendous low prices. Hanging, hall,
hand and stand lamps are likewise
marked In q corresponding manner.
All goods are warranted to be as repre-
sented. Very respectfully,
SAM. K. SMITH,
New china store, 217 KING St.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Sweot singers

There Is nothing like q sweet song to
dispel Ca ra and 1t matters little whether
the notes come from fair maiden or
beautiful bird. AS every family does
not possess either of these sweet
singers, we WouiG suggest that Parker,
No. 103 Fest Second street, Ii prepared
to supply the long felt want. at o mod.
crate consideration tt oss who call early
will secure the first choice. During the
holidays lis selection should 90 off like
hot cakes.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Fine Extracts.

Luudbors's "Elenis" Msrsohsl,
Mel Rose and many other fine extracts
10 bnttlos or by the ounce. Japanese
Pot Pourri. vers a ae; 20 cents an ounce.
Plush Roods away down In price.
veasey, druggist Eighth and Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Visit Vernon's stalls, Nos. z and In
the Eighth street market, fo7 home
killed pork; headquarters for lard,
ecrapple, SAUSAGE, mutton and veal
Meat for sale wholesale and retail
Thankful for paat favors we would
solicit our further pstIonase.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
A BAD Mistake.

While Harry G. Parker was marking
his trunks, bags and pooketbooks this
morning he marked them at near cost,
hat will not change the prices now.
Call in and see them ut No. is East
Third street, Odd Beliows' Hall.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

her. L: was ir the winter time whsn
.he wa1t TO see her, and nhe fund atr
IN nn upstAlTs room al d very omforts.
Bile
MTs. EIizsbe,h Myers testified tina.
che had visited Chsrles @. Behringet's
house while Mrs. Bittman Was an In =.
mAto' hrs. Blt.man seemed to be In a
helpless condition, and Of uusoun d
mind.
At 5o'cook court took recess unit.
10 O'Clock ibis N rning.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Bargains in sewing Machines.

We have two or three OF those dam.
aged machines (Domestics) left, that
we will cell at discount from regular
price. These machines have been used
for renting, and are as good as Esw.
Domestic Sewing Macaiue, Si4 Market
street,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
For General sherman's Daughter

L. w. Kitzleman, of Dilworthtown,
who has been buildings splendid resi-.
dence for Mrs. Lit. Thscksrs, General
Sherman's daughter, at Bryn Mswr,
expects to have the residence finished
by the first of the year. General Sher.
man stood around the other day and
watched the builders at work.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Don t fail to call at -four store, north
west corner Fourth and King streets,
and leave your orders for fresh bnck-
wheat, Graham flour, cat cakes, rolled
wheat or any choice brand Of -four. Our
silver medal -four cannot be excelled.
Give 1t trial. Z. p. Janvier. Tsle-
phona No 4US
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Fresh Fish.

The place 10 buy lake shsd, ciscoee,
black bass, green pike, cat tish, steak
cod fish, hsddock, yellow perch is OF
Powell's fish stalls In the Washington
street market snd 305 Madison street.
Oysters 25, 80 and 40 cents per quart.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Thirty.fiyo Years

experience and the latest nproveue nts.
We guarantee ali pictures taken up to
Wednesday will be ready Saturday.
Only OF BeecLer's, 3l5 Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Silk and gloria umbrellas, silk and
linen handkerchlefs, silk mt fl srs, kid
gloves. A large stock and ut the low
est possible prices. Pyle & L!ch:en-
stein, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

The quitting sale of Cyrus Stern, Ill
Market street, must go on. Lots CT
suits and overcoats, odd coats and pants
for men and boys, under price.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

"a
n,ry We s oAEEFuLLv. THE
esisi'ii.i i".ii typo of our print ing
faiiag.lihlta htaeht arc nov remoy.
ATea s,hoia inhia estsbllshment at
afS,,a.eets, whore all OF our
10 vi 'tot be coma. Our vii
'1rt,s, rslnain sn at ais Shipiey
T.egsa 7 hop'e We corct,IJy
Ia af|',s - o@il aud see ug at onr
Az aud TO ssnd Ordaye 70
Ger 20 most ccnvoriSnt IN
:, MI, ~ sn establishment fsr
I Tnrs 70 anything va haya
6..a1'1 ~ arc Dttter n1lo tSn1
Ia Va, Cnd excellent worif
-"'5 o. prietG PIsas." w, sa, :;
'EhRiS BGO'I.,
e!3 ahipley stsse..
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Bibles from 90 cents to $40, at the
Methodist book store, Fourth and Ship.
ley streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Bring the Children

to see Old Rriss at Ida McCsnn's, 9Th
and Tatnali A full line of fine cal dies
and toys. Fruits, nuts, etc.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Antnnlnilin2.

Hukill & Poist, Second and Tatnsll
streets, are selling @ French bisk lid
body doll at go cents. They have an
elegant line OF dolls and toys OF 81
kinds.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Don't buy pictures until you first
price them ut YerSer's art gallery, 419
Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

M. e. Carlisle, Ninth and Monroe
streets. has arraseens, EN- broidery and
wash silks; also other goods suitable for
holiday trade.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Buy o hand painted plscque very
cheap. Phillips 81 Kane, East Fourth
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
You Will miss 1t

II you don't visit Affairs mammoth
furniture store 4l5 Market street, and
look at his inmsnse stock Of goods suit-
able for holiday presents before you
buy.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

silverware, diamonds, jewelry and
gold headed umbrellas, at Ayars 8
Sons, 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
sea,a OF ,ue TemperEsu,e
r,ge YoStsss.

Tn.nnFvow PROMISES tc no fair to
n,r,lv c,oudy, preceded by q slight fall
~ .sia or snow rear the coast. Inurs'
day, clearing and colder.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Watches, silverwars, diamonds and
spectscles, at Ayars & Sons, 30S Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Buy your boy or girl q complete ar
lists outfit, only $3.50. Phillips &
Kane, 5 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

II you want to see an elegant line OF
dolls and the cheapest In the city, call
on Hukill & Poist, Second and TatnAll
streets,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

The best ia always the cheapest,
therefore for good bread use PatEpsco
Superlative Flour. For sale by lend.
ing arocers and -four dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

All silk plush bonnets, one dollar and
forty cents, ct Hukill & Polsts, Second
and TatnAll streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
.npIAlnNtlun.


We eTnrerss1 al eLAphsEic desire ls8t
= c; La goa. oIe and all, shoaid have
ia9 s'gsl!ags oi ? merry AID prosperous
Ctr tlpa@s You nei them. Let ue Try
II 81. at9 th;a year On the same basis.
Wo can Issse t 10 your wondering
oaAs TOO lsvEEg5 aud mont exg listto de
signs in meeEschaum goods chat Della.
wals eyer produced, as much less
prices tE4n Phllsdolph!a, New York or
BaltIm 10 Bear In m'nd there are five
hundred thousand cigars from which to
make your seleations. Further, We
cordially invite all our patrons and
friends, and few OF cur enemies, to
cal in and get % smoke on Monday
next. Now don't be dlsjolnted or DIS.
gruntled, but come suG see us.
Respeeifuily,
CHAPMAN Sons & Co.,
7Gh end Orange, Whining ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Rnrnen Last Might.

II. f. Bourbon q Bros brand OF
Three Il. B. b cigars Wholesale and
retail. N. W. cor. Second and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Housekeoper,s attention.

Liquors especially for cooking pur
poses at Becketts, 108 W. Seventh
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Konnernber

Hukill & Poist, Second and Tatnall
streets, IL the place to get hand-knit
hoods, legeine, mittiDs, plush caps, silk
hRndkerchiefs and mCh srs at very low
prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Go to BEtlof's, 400 Market, and see
thsir elegant assortment Of holiday
loods.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Gentlemen's gold and plated chains
and lockets at NJ. II. Davis, No. 9 East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Great reductions in Japanese goods
Phillips d Ksne, 8 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
CHRISTMAS
!. ABLE LINENS.

Excellent goo's at SO c3Rts,
rs esnts and 81. Superb de.
signs snd elegant qualities at
50 SO and 50 IS a yard, with
Napkins to match.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

An IusaorRs stock Of icd.es' and
children 6 rirFP 81 NJ +. DAVIS, No, y
Ea II S. Oond ht.eet.
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GO To

Taylor 3 FulIerton'e, No. 30s King
street, for puEe drugs of all dsscrip.
ton.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Plush frames a specially at Yerger'e
art gallery, 4l9 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20
Dolls, Dolls, Dells.

Look at Yerger's etchinga. 419 Ship
ley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

are excellent for the relief OF hosrseness
or sore throat. They are exceedingly
effective. ."-Christian World, London,
Enp
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Wpll pockets end whlsk holders al
Yerger's, 41s Shipley street.
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BrevitIes,

Children's books at Buffers, 420 Nj r.
ket street, at bottom prices,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-20

Ror 3NeSsss.--orarct NJ ~,
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i. .srowu,s bronchial Trocae.'

Photograph albums at Buffers, 4ao
Market.